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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-09
TEXAS CUT OFF.

ST. LOUIS, MO-, April 8.-A private
dispatch from a prominent railroad centre
in Texas says no through tickets are now
on sale from points in Texas to points
east of st. Louis and New Orleans, and
that it is not known when there will be.
Ii Is not stated whether this is retalia-
tory measure or whether the present con-
dition Of affairs is taken advantage of as
a reason or pretext for breaking up the
system, which it Is understood has for
long time been obj ectionable.
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Diamond Dots.

ANsoN now says he is cory Chicago
parted with Mike Kelly.
IT Is said that Arson is getting
ready to fire few Of his obstinate
players.
A RETURN to the three strike and
FIVE bali rule lie we'll thought OF by q
great many professionals.
KSouFF we'll illustrates the state.
mept tina, any pitcher can win with
the st. Louis team behind him.
BRowSISe YVES the frat player to
reach 200 base hits. Pete Is also
credited with eighty.four stolen bases.
The Cleveland management Is still
looking around for new players, and
several men will probably be signed
within week.
JACK NELSON says "Psts" Browning,
the Louisvillee' center fielder, 10 the
hardest batter in the profession, not
excepting Arson.
The Akron, o., club went by the
board Saturday. IL is $1,000 in debt
and has 500 assets. The players
have not been paid.
A NEW ORLEANS special Gays letter
Was received this week from q promi-
nent baseball man in Lynohburg, Va,
asking as to the prospects OF that city
securing place la the Southern
League, Word was sent that 1t was
deeired to have plenty OF applications
at the October meeting. aud that the
cities of ring the best inducemsn
would secure the franchises.
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Louisville ~. NETS III,

New YORK, September 6 -B;own-
ing's home run rap to left center field
and Werrick's three Dagger, both in
the ninth inning, the latter bringing
in Wolf after he had made base hit,
won the game for Louisville today.
The visitors' fielding did not entitle
them to victory. The errors Of
Werrick and Mack were shocking
and costly. White did we'll. He put
the side out In the fifth inning. Cook
caught finely. For the Nets, Jones,
Donohue and Gsrhardt played splen.
didly. Attendance, 700. Score:
Nets. ...... .........2 200 s 2 Oil
Louisville.......,2 / 201 l Pip
Earned runs-Mets 2, Louisville
8. Two base his-Mack, Ksrins,
Browning, White, WeIrick. Cook,
Hogan, Rsdford, 0'Biep. Three base
hits-Browning 2, Werrick. Home
run-Browning. Double plays Rad.
ford, Gerhardt and 0'Brien 2. Base
on bslls-Hogan 2, Gerhsrdt 8, Don.
ohue, Lynch, Werrick, Base on errors
Nets 6, Louisville 8. Struck out
Lynch g, Mack, Collins, Cook.
Passed bslls-Donohue 2, Cook 2.
Wild pitches-Lynch 2, Ramsey 8.
Time-rwo hours aud ten minutes.
Umpire-Darby 0'Brien and Bsner.
man.
NJe-Dsrby o. Brien, OF the Nets,
acted as umpire for four innings, when
be got tired.
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areokiy. y, NJ. Louis Q.

INV YoEr, September 8.-Sl. Louis
yisilsd Brooklyn today with their b1ss
ballsry-Csruthers and Boyle. Brook.
lyn tackled them with Terry and
CLARK, and they did generally we'll.
The ~ Louis team held the lead TIL
the seventh inning, whom an error by
Gleason gave Brooklyn q good chance,
aud, some heavy batting following, ak
runs we're scored. Tho Champions
ouiHelded the home nine, but we're
oulbatted. Comiskey covered his
position In the best Of style, and &C.
oepled seventeen Of the eighteen
chances. The best fielding Tor the
homo nine Was done by Mcclellan,
Clsik aud Tefry. The eighth inning
Was very exciting, and when 81. Louis
went 10 tho bat they had three 10 tic
and four 10 win. With two out and
thIes men on bases they scored one
run, King bsing run out between
second and third bases from Byart
wood 10 CLARK 10 0tterson. Attend
anee sll6. Score:
Broohlyn.-........0 0 10000 q,
81 Losis.........0 20l20lO O.,
p.mmary. Earned runs-Brooklyr
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Charleston Q, Birmingham ..

lbrkCiAL TO fhk AfftAL.l
CaARLnroN, 8. O., September g.
Rotten plsyiag and rotten umpiripg
both had something to do with BIZ.
mingham's defeat to-day, although um.
piring did not defeat them entirely.
Flood didn't seem TO have control Of
the pail at all, and Was baited Tor nine
clean bits and seven phanloms. The
visitors we're retired In one, two, three
order for the frst three innings In the
fourth they found the ball at last, and
Clinton, VINO made a clean single, got
in on Masran's two Dagger. After that
they went down again until the niuth,
when the locals, who had up TO this
time played an sTrorlese game, began
10 play loosely. In this inning Biz
minghsm got another run, Duhee
scoring. He reached first on an error,
ard scored on another. Buikes and
Mas;an both rot hits, and with one out
the visilors q led the bsses. IL was
here the rotten umpiring came In.
il WIS no late that IL was extremely
improbable that the visitors would
catch up 70 the score, stsndipg Q 10 l.
After DnfIse had scored the bases we're
still foil. The locals we're playing loosely
ard pilirg up errors, when Hayes was
called cut a, fre', although he fairly
beat tho ball there. TIE audience
kicked very vigorously, aud the um-
pirs himeelf admitted afterwards that
his decision was 100 Quick, but said be
could not reverse IT. Tie man evil
IDENTIFY endeavored to umpire hon
estly, but II was roitsn decision.
Score:
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pe.,on 4, PhiI.aeIpbia 10.

BosTos, September 6.-Ridbourne's
poor pitching proved q thorn In the
aish Of the homo team today, and 5000
people saw the PnilsdelphiSs defeat
them, although Boston bstied In more
runs than the visitors. Casey pitched
q foe game and was splendldly cup
parted, and the home team bad 10
earn al the runs they secured. &c IRE:
Philadelphia ....3 40002 DO
Boston,. ....-..0. 5000 300l- 4
Earned runs--Pniladelphia O, Bos'
ton 4 Two base hi,s-Kelly, Nash,
Wood, FJgarty. Three base hit
Johnston. Home run - Oltments.
Base on balls-Andrews, Fogaity 2,
Mulvey, Farrar, Ferguson, Nash,
Rldbourne, Wood. Hltt-Olement,
Fogsrty. Base on erfors-Philadel
phia 8. Struck out-Morrill, Rad
bourne, Wood, Farar, Ferguson,
Casey. Passed balls-Kelly !, MeGnirei
Clements 1. Wild pitches - Rad
bourne 2. Tlme-Two hours and i've
minutes. Umplre-Doesoher.
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DIEI,.

BsYD-At her roiidsuce, No. ia Kerr
street, on Tuesday, SEPT, mber 6, 1851, at 30
O'clock pm, mas. Hat bLAoK, vile Of n.
X. Boyd.
Funeral terricss at the Third Presbyterian
Church, Chslsei, at $3.50 o'clock this
"WEDNESDAY afternoon. Burial at Gov
inston, Tenn, Thursday morning at sib
o'clock.
BR0DE-At residence Of his dAughter,
Mrs. Y Droesohsr. near north gste OF Elm
wood. TUESDAY, at l0ilb o'clock . tn hep-
tember 9, 1887. JOHANN fRIDHlcr bnuBr, ms.
tive Of berlin, aEed ~ yeafs, II month, and
IL days.
Funeral will take place from residence
this twEDNEsDAY afternoon at i:SO p m.
Friends Of the familis, Of Mrs. Y. Droo,ehsr
and Y. W. Brods are invited.
RusER-At Raleigh. Tom, rusiday, AZ
10 o'clock . M, Mas J. T., wife Of Fred
Ruser. New orleans and 81. Louis papers
please copy.
Funeral thI, CwEDsgsDAYi afternoon At
3 o'clock.
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MARRIED..

classify C00KE-6t First Methodist
Chui oh. sopts mbsr 5. 1851, by tho Rev. DR..
Mahau. A. J. CAssItY to RuDoRA A. COOK,
all Of Bolivar county, Mift.
KAUErZ-P0wERS-0 Thur,aay even
ing. September I, 1887, at the residence Of
Mr.. y. d. Rhodes, Ayopia street, Argent,
Ark MISS GERTRUDE PowEss TO WMLIlrF.
KAuEBI, the Rev. DR. J. W. Dye officiating.
The br de and groom are both Of Memphis.
The parlor, where the bridal partg Asfem.
blsd we're decorated In a tasteful an charm
ing manner with wild howors aud iorns.
The pre,ty bride was more lovely than usual
In her toilet Of cream silk crepe, with 10
graceful crap bss aud puts ma 10 oi cream
silk lace. hor ,nly oruSments were mag
ni6eent diamonds, the silt Of the groom,
and wore exceedingly besOmlng to the brill
liant beauty OF the br de. Ms. Rhodes re-
ceiyed her guests ~ her usual happy man
per. She wore a iioh dress Of thread lace
over black turah silk. 1ts prssents VI 70
mum rous and elegtut. A bOuntiful supper
was spread, OF which all part lok. The young
coup,e will make Argetta their home, and
Their many { lends wish them n Ions. happy
and nrVsL erous lourney through lse.
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GOT THERE AT LAST.
5he Memphis Club Really Gains .
Victory.
0harlestsn Defeats Btrming ham
Broosiyn Downs ~. Louis
All other Games.
IspxoiAL To rHR ArPEAL.i

New ORLEANS, La, September g.
The game today was pretty fielding
contest, the only error in the score
being wild throw Of Aydelo.ts's to
Arst. Powell, Geiss, Fuller and Rsc-
Sus carried of the honors inythe field
work. In the third New Orleans got
what looksd winning lead In view Of
the sharp Gsiding, making two runs,
PowelPs 6ns base fuaning, and sharp
hitting by Campsu and Cartwright.
In the fifth inning, however, Memphis
pounded Aydelotts's. Singles by Rec.
sius, PsliE, Phelsn and Baker. sacri.
fees by Black and Andrews, and a
triple by McAleer, which caused six
runs to be made, and virtually settled
the game. Umpire Berkery's decis-
ions were severe on New Orleans, and
in view Of the kicking OF the nine he
retired. William Miller, q popular
veteran, huished the game satisfac-
torily. After that foe fslding pre-.
vented more runs until the ninth,
when Fuller was hit by the pitcher
aud scored on a passed bali and
Vaughn g sscrifile.
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sport nc Niagara.

NIAGARA FALLS, September g.
Attendance good; track dusty.
First Race-selling; one mile. Oar.
rie q. won, Glen Almond second,
Luua Brown third. 1ime-l:i5l
Second X cs-Handioap, for nunt-
ers; one mile and seventy yards.
Chandos won, Cyclone second, Toron.
10 third. Time-l:6S.
Third Race For Ontario, Ont,
horses; ono and oue.fourth miles,
Rhody PRINCE won, Augusta and
Harry Cooper dead heat for second
place. Time-2:lS.
Fourth Race-Mile b ats, over hur.
dies. Justin Mack won fret heat,
vslour second, Leroy third. Time
1853. Valour took the second heat,
Csarm second, Justin Mack third.
Tims-l :62. In the third heat Justin
Mack beat valour. ims-l:N.
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New York q, ua.binstou 4.


NEW YoRK, September 6.-The New
Yorks and Wathingtons played a
sort Of a see.saw game at the Polo
grounds today. Fret Washington
would make q run ard then New
York would tie the score, 90 as to
make an interesting game Of II II pos.
sible. In the last inning, however,
the Giants got mad because the um-
pire would not cali game and they
pounded two m ore runs out Of Gill
more. Hines batled very hard today.
Connor sgsin pu. the ball over the
fence, bu, 1t was q foul. The faest
play Of The day was the magnificent
catch By Carroll OF Cores az. Gore
hit the ball hard aud Carroll started
for n, and, after q hard run, reached
mp his left hand and c)llared IL. At.
tendance 1850. Score:
New York ......-l O l 00l0l 2-6
wasbing,on......2 o DOL 000l-4
Euned runs-Nsw York 8, Wash
ington 8 Two base hi,s-OcDnor,
Mack, Carroll. Three base hits-
Conner, Hines. Home run-HInss.
Double plsys-Mack and O'Brien,
X cbardson and Common. Base on
balls-Connor 2, Richardson, Muir.
ply, Thcomb, Hines, Mack o'Day.
Hit-Gore. Base on erroB-New
York 8, Washington 2. Struck out
Ti'comb. o'BheD, Meyers, Gilmore 8.
Psssed bsll-Murphy. Time Of game
-0oe hour aud hfty.hye minutes.
UmplIe-Yalentine.
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Tri-stste Yair u Gees

TOLEDO, o., September 6.-First day
Of the Tn-Slsts Fair races Track soft
from rain aud three seconds slow. 80 -.
First Race-Ihree thirty trot; pure
500. Hendricks won, Il lerslie Wilkes
second, Frank b. third, Florence A.
fourth, Time-2:35, $40, 2:40i
Second Receive tweDty.nine trot /;
,urse $500. Seven started. Pearl Me.
dium fret, Peter X second, L1ttie W.
third. Time-2:2st. 2:30. 2:29i.
Third ElCs-Miie dash, running
purse $3.50. Mooifisld won, Duke Of
Mt. Albion second, Annie b. third,
Sinbad fJurlh. Time l:48t.
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TIE TURF.
Races st sheepshead Hay aud Mag
ara Falls.

ara Fails.
New York, September 6.-The
weather at Sheepshead Bay was fine
today. The track was fast but dusty,
and the attendance arge,
First Race Ssven.eighths oil a mile.
Starters: E)lean, Cleaner and Jennie
b. E,lean won by a length, Jennie
b. second, Cleaner third. Tine
l:lsa.
Second Race Tho Belle stakes for
two year old fl lies; three fourths OF a
mile. Starters: Los Anaeles, Belin.
di, Omaha, My 0gD, Maxim Fllly,
Rita K Luminsry, Cleola, Nevs, Ban.
dusis, Bay ght, Fleurette. Bandubia
won BY head, Los Angeles second,
Daylight third. Time-l:l6t. Mutu.
ais paid $780,. 90.
Third Racs-The 0mpium han ilcap
one aud one.eghth miles. Starters:
Ssxony, Bu Oh, Etrells. Frank Ward,
Tarbouche, Ksloolah. X iloolsh won
by length, Tsrbouchs second, Sax.
ony third. Time-l:55t. Mutuals
paid 1915.
Fourth Race Handicap, for three
year Odds; a mile and one-eighth.
Starters: Terra Gotta, L gu msux,
Stockton, Peni,nnip, r weller, II irved,
Rosewood, Diable, Gallus Dan. RISE
wood won by two lengths, Terra Gotta
second, Rivellsr third. Time-l: 65,
Mutusls paid $40 95.
Fifth Race-Handicap; q mile and
hree-eights. Starters: Volante, Ls'
lex, Ten Strike, Bonnie Prince, Lutte
Arnold. Lelex won by six lsng,hp
Yolhnte second, Ten Strike third
Time-2:26.
Sixth Rlce-The turf handicap; q
mile and one-iourIh on the turf
Starters: Richmond Ohoc'aw, Elgip,
Woodcraft, Lancaster, Housatonic,
Mollie McCarty's Lat, King Robin.
Pssha, Pomona, Carey, Lelogos. Vol.
lie McCarty's Last won by four
lengths, Lsnca'ier second, Gary third.
Time-2:lli. Mu'uals paid s6i so.
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syrup OF Pigs,

Manufactured only by the California
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Cal is ma ure's own tue laxative. IL
10 the moot eleily taken and the most
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costiye, 10 dispol headaches, colds and
levers, 10 cure habituAl constipation,
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and 81 bottles by II. ]. Hester, and
all leading druggists VaBVleet 4
Co., q. w. Jopes & Co, W. N. vii
kerson & Co, Mansfield Il 90. have
been appointed Wholesale agents Of
Memphis.
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2, 81. Louis 2 Two base hit-Mc-
Olellan. Three bass hit-NcTammany.
Home run Robinson. Double play
Boyle and Comisksy. Base on balls
Pinckney, Robinson and Caruthers'
Base on errors-Brooklyn 4, s.. Louis
Z. Struck out-McClellan, King and
Boyle. Passed bslls-Clark 8. Wild
pitch-Caruthers. Time Of gsme-Two
hours. Umpire-Ferguson.
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EEv oRLRANs.
sooRE ny IsSiSos;
s s:s SII::......S $685. Es

kemphis."..........0 90 900 rs
rew Orleans. 30 0 400 90 l. 3
summary: Earned ruus-New Or.
leans 2, Memphis 8. Two bass hits
Campau. McAeer. Total bsses on
hits-New 0flesns 0 Memphis IL.
First bsse on bslls-New Orleans 2,
Memphis 0. Left on bsses-Nsw Or.
leans 5, Memphis 4. Struck out--By
McKeough 8. by Aydelo.te l.. Passed
ball - BkAr. Wild pitches-Mc.
Keough 2. Balls csllei-0n MCKsough
So, on Aydeloite 50. strikes called
OF MtKeough 81, of Aydslo,te SO.
Double pleys-Fuller, Cess aud Cart
wright, Black and Andrews. Hit
by pitchers-Memphis 1, New Orleans
1. Umpires-Berkery and Miller.
Time Of yame-Two hours.
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Cinsinpa,i ~, Baltimore 2.

BALTIMORE, Nd, September 6.-The
home team folded miserably today.
John Smith was struck on the arm by
q hard hit ball In the sixth inning and
had TO Withdraw In favor OF Gardner.
Elmer Smith pitched q hne game and
his cub put NJ an srrorless game be.
hind him. The base running OF the
visitors was remark ably brilliant, and
their hsld work was as foe as has been
seen here this season. Attendance
1000. Score:
Baltimore. .....O 0 100000 "a
Cincinnati. .... 81 0071 Ola
Earned runs-Bsltimore 8, .Cincin.
matt 4. Two base hits Green wood, J..
Smith, .Rsilley, L Smith. Three
base hita-Grfiia. Fennelly. Double
play-DAvis, Tucker and Burns. Base
on bslls-Purcell, ]. Smith, Nicol,
Fennelly. Hit-Reilley. Base on
err6rs-Cincinn 8. Struck out
]. Smith 3 4. Smith 2. Time-2:l0.
UmpIfe-CrTry,
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Mammoth Cave % NE sold,

Information has been obtained from
q reliable source that q syndicate Mss
been formed In New York for the pur.
pose Of buying tbs famous Monmouth
Gave Of kentucky. Negotiations are
now pending, and II the trade Ia COZ.
summated this great national wonder
will be removed a. once 10 Central
park and be converted into man.
moth factory for tho making OF sol.
coleman's koko tulu, which Ia also
one OF the greatest wonders Of the
present age.
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Summary; Earned runs-Obarles.
ton ], Birmingham /. Two base hits
-HiEee, Smith, Masrsn. Total base
hits-Charlsston IS, Birmingham 5.
BAoes Standardization 8, BirmiDg.
ham I. s.ruck out-By Hungler !;
Flood 2 First base on bslls-Cnarles-
ton 2, Birmingham /. Double plays
Williams, Hines and Powell. Hayes
and Hillery. Batter hit-By Flood 2.
Wild pitch Food. Passed ball.
Sailing 2. Time Of game-0no hour
and ioIiy.hve minutes. Umpire
Moran.
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Our Autunr and Winter Importa.
items Of Fine worsteos, Cloths, Cassi.
meres and Suitings are now arriving,
aud will soon be ready for inspection.
Very respectfully,
\. L. RIDGELY,
Tailor aud Draper,
IS Madison NJ.
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CINCINNATI, 0.-The Charles Stew
art Paper Company, manufacturers
and dealers In paper and paper Blotk,
assigned this afternoon. A rough ,sti.
mate placSs the liabilities al 100000
and the asscta nj 97b 600,
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Kelly s'gsea BY Bi,nisgham.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, September e.
Kelly, the pitcher, who has been loaf.
ing since the break up OF the Nash.
vile team, dropped in here today and
was signed for Birmingham. He will
joiu the team at New Orleans,
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MEMPHIS APPEAL. WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER z, 1887

on balls-Fislds, Whitney 2, Barley
Dalrymple. Struck out-Caroil,
Passed balls-Morris 8. Time-One
hour aud thirty minutes. Umpire
Daniels.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

NEW ORLEANS, September G. Might
Arrived and depa tedi future City and
bargeb, St. Louis.
LOUISyILLE,s eptembert Might River
falling: q feet 10 inches In the canal and
inches on the falls. Weather clear and
pleasant. GEES.
CAIRO, September G .-Night-River S feet
and stat onary; Gather clear and ~arm.
Departed; City OF Baton Rouse,New Orleans,
pm.
ST. LOUIS, September -Nisht-Riycr
clear aud vary hot, Arrived; .. ii. Rucker,
Tennessee river. Departed City Of Nicks.
burg, Vicksburg; Now south, Ca TO.
EVANSVILLE. September 6.-Night-
River / loot inches aud falling. Weather
clear and plea,ant
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Cleveland 0, Athletics @.

PHILADRLuHIA, Pa, September 9. -
Tae Clevelande 9 got on to Seward In
fine style in the first, fourth and sixth
innings today aud bstted out an easy
victory. The bits secured of Gilks
were pretty we'll distributed. The
fielding OF neither team was up 10 a
high standard, Carroll bsing the ouly
player to distinguish himself He
caught Lyons's lins hit while leaning
half way over the fence at the left
field seats and accepted six other
chances beside. Score:
Athletics....-"....1 o 020l 1915
Cieveland......."."30 0 400 0s-9
Earned ruus-Athletics 2, Cleveland
8 Two base hits-Lyone, Mexican,
Say, Gilks, ReiPschlaRer. DJuble
play-TowDsend, LaIkin and Lyons
b ,se on bsls-Nsan, S'ovey, Stricken,
Mexican, Hotaling. HIT Poorman.
Base ON errors Athletics 2, Cleveland
2. = ruck out-MGG arr, Say. Passed
balls-Townsend 2. Wild piiches--
Seward l. Time-Tgo hours. Umpire
Moo lade.
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MNN>> OF tho good things OF
WNN~S this life are sorrowful-
" let alone on account Of Dyspepsia
Lcker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cuio
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipar
ton; SOLD on . positive guarAnrss -
- and 20 cents, ~
REHKERT sai DHRENTz AGO.
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ri,t.burE .. InalanapeIIs ..

PIrrsBURo, Pa, September 6.-ihe
Pltisburgs won todsy's game In the
frat three innings, and after that the
only interest was to see that rain held
OF until Ave innings had been played
The feature Of the game was zoe
running catch by Dalrymple. The
game was called at end OF the seventh.
Attendance 1000. Score:
Pitttburs...........-2 2 1000 o.
Indianapolis -.....-..0 0020 CO
Earned ruus-Pittsburg 7, Indian
spolis l. Two base hits-Dalymple,
Smith, Morris, Kuehne, Denny. Bare
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HTRAYEn.

TRRRIER-se Scotch, ave men'hs old, on
Il Monday evening. Return 10 Ledger once
rOWs-On septc mber |. 1887, = larse red
" and white ~ tied COW also roam cog,
part JefSsyI beth with smooth crop Cd rlsht
ear. A libefai reward will be paid 70 the
return Of same 10 loot, Mo1osan A Co., Ht
Front o..
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NdULBS-7 pretty good drAy mules; will
wi trade for DO ter mules or Tor cotton
seed. Memphis Cotton seed Co.,
N Madison II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
LOST.

D0NkY-Ifon Grey. Ro urn TO James Az
i eNardsr, Bias. avenue, and be rewarded,
CntoR IN BILLS In Gaston', Hotel or be-
SlOD t~een there and NJ 40, ticket Of
hce. Liberal IswAId 4 returned 70 this otlle'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
DISSOLUTION.

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buslne,s AZ Pfoyidsuco. Il l.
Eeptsmbsf |. 1887.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
The Water Commission.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Board Of Water Commissioners VS..
held last evening and the usual routine
business transacted. The City Trea.
surer reported balance of 500 3l4 40
In the Union National Bank to tue
credit of The board. Tue weekly pay.
roll. amounting to $3l6 80 was present
ed, and on order drawn for the amount.
During the evening the folio wing bills
were passed ana orders drawn: Keppe
bee Ice ard Coal COMPANY, S6l5 A.;
Henry r. Worthington, sos 10; W. q.
Pierce, 1929 80; B. II. Perkins, S234 e.;
Gawthrop & Bro, 500 81; George W.
Lord, s32 50; Pussy aud Jones Dom
pany, &73 SO; Charles Warner Com.
pany, $32 81; az na Oil Company. 1856;
j. P. Almond II Co., SIG 70; O. ".
Stigers & Co., IS; James h Wool &
o.. So; r. +. Smith, IS; e Neumsyer,
81; P. W. & r Railroad Go s. Is; j
v. Carlisle g. Co., S25 80; A L Hen
derer; 81 60 CHAIN, r., Spence Co., 81 20,
Jacob Dsakyns. 81; j. q. Van Trump,
SF?3 go; 1. g. Bullock, $40 10; r.. A
Carswell, $l8; G, w Bnsh b Sons, 81
cents; News Publishing Company,
SIG "a; j. r Hudson & o., $6.85; John
8. 0rohe, So 80; John NJ. solomon, SIS;
B u. Perkins, 81 90; Robert Wetherili
q Co., $3,8l2 80.